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Killed by an ExpIOaion

ALPRNA, MloH., March S,-This
morning at Carr Brothers shingle
mill, twelve miles north OF here, the
boiler blew up. Emory Carr was killed
IL stantly aud Waldo Carr fatally
scAlded. Eugene Carr wss also badly
tcaIdet. The cause OF the explosion
is unknown. The mill was blown to
pieces.
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Rhode Island. DemocratIc Tickle,

P DIVIDE oE. r. l., March 8.-Ths
Democratic Sats Convention made
the (, flowing nominations: For Gov.
ernor, John W. Davis, of Pawtucket
for Lieutenant Governor, Samuel R.
honey. OF Newprrt; for Secretary Of
State, Edward MCGuinness, Of Pfovi.
dence; for Attorney Genera, Ziba o,
Slocum, Of Gloucester: for General
Treasurer, John g, Perry, OF South
KipRstown.
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CHANCERY SALE
o.
REAL ESTATE.

No. 1893. R-"F"-Chsnoery Court Of Shall.
etc, VS.. W. z. Butler ct al. ''i u'e'
PY virtue Of an interiocutory deore. foy
ID sale entered In the Gbsve cause on ~
18th day Of February. 1887, N. b. 81. nsss
$50. will sell at publ, auction, to the kisb..
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Master5 !
office, Min street entrance TO the eourt-
house OF Shelby COUNTY. Memphis, Tenn or
Saturday, March &c, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis, Shelby conn
ty, Tenn. to-wit:
Begir nipg on the east side Of the srst all.v
east Of Third street at its Intersection viz
the south side Of Jefferson 8 reef thence al M
with the south line Of Jefferson s.reet I5si<
feet; thence south l481H feet 10 an alIsv !.
thence west with the north side Of said alIsv,
1904 feet TO the & st alley east OF Third
street; thence with said ley l4SX feet to
the beginning
Terms Of sale-0n a credit OF months.
note bearing interest, with security lien re.
tanned; redemption barred.
The put chaser will be required TO execute
the note immediately or the property will
be offered for sale sgaiu A. the next TO the
asst bid. This March 8, 1857.
S. / MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. F. Coleman. Deputy @. and NJ.
Y. ii. Il @. W. Heiskell. Solicitors.
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A Most wonaerfu, ska Cure.

Have just used your Cur cURA REMEDIES on
one OF my girls, and found il TO be just what
IL is recon mended to be My daughter was
all broken out on her htad and body, and the
hair commsnced.to come out. Now che Is as
smooth as ever she was, and she has only
takea one hox of CUTn URA, 0ne cake Of
CUrICURA soar, and one bottle OF CUTICURA
KEsoLvEsT,. Idoctored with quite number
Of docioIs, but to no avail. l am willing TO
make affidavit to tho truth OF the statement.
GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich.
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Trustees sale.

~ strument Of writing, TO which one An
drew Young Is a party, and which Is Of
record in the Registers Office of shelby
county. Tennessee, in book l52, page S4I,
will, on
Monday, eIst day OF March, 1887.
highest bidder, between the hours OF ii a. m.
and pm, on the south west corner OF Main
and Madison s,reets, Memphis, the tollo wing
real 'state, lying in Shelby county, Tsnnes-
see, and east Of the city o. Memphis, known
as OF No: z, on the eest eide Of Borland ave-
nue., having front on ga d avenue o. 60 feet
and running back between parallel lines 10
feet, more or less, and having on il tbs south
tenement OF double tenement two story
Borland subdivision.
This property Will be sold free from the
equity Of redemption.
W. D. BEARD. Trnatss.
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BAcKAcHR is almost Immediately re-
lieved by wearing one OF Carriers
Smart Weed and Beladonna Backache
r asters, Try oac and be free from
pain. Price 25 cents
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ITALY
Cardinal Gibbons VIII Choose Santa
MatAa.

Rome, March s Cardinal Gibbons
shows a marked tendency toward
choosing Santa Maria as his titular
church 1t Is the oldest and most in
teresting Of the Roman Basilicss. The
Cardinal will take p possession probably
on the Goth inst. The Pope iswriting
an encvclical on the subject Of social
ism. He will treat concisely ofspecial
problems, distinguishing good and
lawful from DANGEROUS and unchris-
tian combinations.
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CuTIoURA, the great Skin Cure, and Curl
tsrnaIy sn a. cmriSUa. r. snIDsST tSa r eX
Blood Purifier, Internally, are q positive
cure for every form of Skin and Bloc Dis
care, rom Pinples to Scrofula. Sold e7e'y-
where Price; CUTlOURA, so cents; REs0L-
yBNT, sl.0; S0Ay, Is cents. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Send or Show 10 Cure skin Dfseases.''
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Morgan 4 Mcfarland, Attorneys.

&InO IN &2G0 A NJ oNTH can be made
VIUU " VOuV wo king tor US. ,ATents
pi eferrei who. can fur nish their o Fn horses
and give their whole time to the busineaG.
Spare moments may be Prodtably employed
also. A few vacancies ia towns an q cities. b.
F.JoAnsOn a Co. Job Main st., Rich mond, Va
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REMEMBER 5 gss. Re S:.,H1: ::::9o. :. =
Early, who arc in charge OF the drawings, h
guarantee Of absolute fairness and In terri
~, that The chances are all equal, and tha
no one can possibly divine what numbers
Vertising to guarantee Prizes In This Lottery.
or holding out any other impossible Induce,
ments, are swindlers, and only aim 10 de.
oeive and defTaud tho unwary
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2z1 and 4lo Main 8 treea
Truetoe sale.

trustee SAtes
I'm FRIDAY, the 18th day OF March,
- 1887, at the sswmill of Hotchkiss 4
Strong, near Lakeview, Miss, we will sell
for cash, to the highest bidder, the following
property; One Portable Steam Sawmill, to-
gether with all the attachments, including
engines, boilers, saws, betting, carriages
and all other fixtures appertaining to the
said mill lately operated by Hotchkiss 4
Strong, together with tue leasehOld Of grouud
on which said mill Is built; also, one log
wagon; also, all the saw logs and sawed
lumber now on The, ground, in the lake, and
ali standing and felled timber and other per-
sonal property owned by Hotchkiss 4 Strong
and used In running said mill.
We sell under two NOR cages TO Boyd,k
Boyd-one registered In book Is, page 1870,
and the other in book Is, page 226, Chattel
Deeds, and under atrust assignment to A. s.
Liver o. ore, trustee, registered in book 3,
page 579, Real Estate, Desoto county, Miss,
to all which reference is made. Title be-
lieved perfect but we sell as trustees.
g BOYD 4 BOYD,
A. s, LIVERM0RE
Trustees.
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AddI ess Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANs NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, Ia.
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III STOPx Lille PAIN.

SKIN Blemishes, Pimples, Blackbeads
UNIV and Baby Humors, use CUTIoURA
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OOmm Hs9soMea 3.

We, he undersigned, Bdnlss and Bankers,
State Lotteries vhich may Be presented at osy
oOuslters.
j. II. OG LESBY,P Pres. La. Fat'I Bank.
II. LARAUX, Pres. State Natl Banh
n. BALDWIN, Pres. n. o. Nat. BIZ.
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THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLICAN
And the Dallas Exposlt.on


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the lsw-making power Of the country
never intended to interfere with
the publication of news
paper or other necessary work.
There meyer was time in Texas when
public sentiment would justify such an
Interpretation OF the statute nor author
ize the supposition that representative
Legislature, embodying the wishes of the
people in legislative enactments, would
have intended that the law should be so
sweeping and unnecessarily severe. II
the courts of the present day adhere to
the old rule in interpreting statutes, that
Of exploring the object, Intentions and
will Of their makers, it is quite certain
tina. no Judge who values his repu-
tation or who bss a reputation worth
protecting. will say that the Legis-
lature ever intended that the Sunday law
WAS to prohibit necessary labor,
The case against Colonel Lowe
will doubtless bring out an
authorized Interpretation Of the statute,
and forever settle the question. It may
appear strange that in q city the size OF
Galveston, which has been always op-
posed TO statutory interference which
sought to regulate business On the Sab
bath, that such q spasm OF virtue should
seize the good people with the sudden
ness of cyclone precipitating a conflict
about Sabbath observance, but it is eX-
planned by the fact that Il is not the Sab
hath which is sought to be respected by
forced observance, but that the law shall
! be administered in euch Wey SIS TO rem
der it unpopular, impraCticable and odiouS
SO that the next Legislature will repeal
IL and restore full AID free license
to sll to keep their places CT business
open as ususl on Sunday. Saloonkeepers
claim that by being compelled to close
their places of business on Sunday they
are thereby deprived Of an important
source Of revenue while paying q heavy
license Tor the privilege OF selling theil
| goods. Ihey 05JeCE to the sunday law
on this account, and in order to demon
strste what hardship it entails upon
them they propose to give others an ex-
perience similar to their own. There is
an element G!so in Texas that opposes
Sunday laws on general principles Msny
Of them do not believe in Sabbaths oI
Sunday practices, and desire absolute
freedom to DO and leave undone what
ever suits them. They have been encour
aged by the result of the late prohibition
election to make en- effort to secure The
repeal of the Sunday law, and they are
adopting practical methods to accomplish
their purpose.
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sinful past, which stands like an accusing
spirit between him and paradise which
has just dswned upon him.
To the heiress he talks vaguely of bar
riers which fate builds between mans
pride and his hopes Of happiness.
He plays upon the emotions of women
as upon stringed instruments, and the
tender strains he draws forth amuses and
entertain him. The minor chords are
music TO his ears, too, but when they be-
come discordaat ne drops the instrument.
for he does not like to be annoyed His
standard Tor women is high, yet he is
/ forever tempting her 20 come down to
the plsins CT folly, and despising her for
| her weakness il she yields. If crime aud
| heHrt-&ches follow mis- footsteps he does
not hold himself but the frdilty Of woman
/ in feult.
The married male fit is usually the
outgrowth OF his own vanity. he is Ike
the old beatheu gods, who required the
! fresh sacrifice OF human life each G1y 10
keep them in good humOr Tie married
woman firt is usually the rc-
suit % 1 husbands thougbtleSs Ne
/ eject or indifference. woman
Graves admiration or appreciation
a. naturally as flower Graves the sun
Il5at. II the dover does not receive the
light through the open window il VIII
strain toward creyIce in the wall, even
Il IL Wsrps Itself out Of shape in the effort.
Ii the light comes freely aud generously
through the window it does net lean
/ toward the Crevice, unless it springs from
4 deformed root
The most delightful Irritation of ali j.
dirtattou between husband and wife.
saw Gear CID couple OF sixty summers
coqQetting with each other some time
! ago. He gave her such tender glarces,
wrapped her shawl about her, held her
hand, and smiled upon hGr az Gallaatly
/ as II she were prize ye. TO BE- won. l.
vas reSlly a beautiful sight
/ l know anOtier Charming mGn-q
/ younger One-Who is so full Of preJtY
compliments end quick appreciation md
cavslier sttentiOns to his muCh-admired
vile that she tiGds the praises OF Otder
men ike "watGr sitter wine" When the
! professional male firt signs aud
| tells her, can MS life he has cherished
: dream Of 81 ideal Woman-uuly
st last to find her in the possession OF an
Other" she laughs in his FACET sounds
! so spurious compared to the ring Of true
/ love she finds IN her husbands tender
/ expressions.
While Irritation does not deserve 20 be
called the spice Of life, 1t is certainly ore
or lies spicy condiments. Il should he
inGulged in sparingly. like ell condiments.
! The man or woman who hiss reached mid
die lie without having participated in g
| hlrtstiOn has no DOUBT missed an inter
| esting experience. But | should not adj
! wise sny t2rdy effort toward achievement
in that lire, as in mis- matter the old
adage Of better lste than never does not
I apply. ELLA WHEBL2R WILCOX.
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THosE two hundred and odd members
of Parliament who nave signed an address
to the United States government favor
ing arbitration as q means OF settling in
transitional disputes should agree to sub
nit to arbitration the dispute existing
between that country snd Venezuela.
The latter power claims that the British
government is robbing it OF its territory
and asks for arbitration, This fair and
friendly request is answered by gunboats
Il is not the policy of the English govern
ment TO arbitrate or parley unless she
has lost fsith in her coercive power and
the cmnipotence of her men of war.
Until she msnifests disposition to act
fair with weaker powers Uncle Sam
should have nothing to 90 with heI
scheme of arbitration.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
JEFFERSON.
a Negro Preacher Turns Out to be an rs
capped Convict.

a Negro Preacher Turns Out to be an Es-
capped Convict.
Special to the Gazette
JEFFERSON, Tex, Oct. I.-Yesterday d
darkey by the name Of Johnson Harris
was arrested for peddling clocks without
having first paid mis- license. He was ar
raigned before Justice Wslker, fined, and
while trying 30 make arrangements to
pay of the fine Sheriff j. Nj beware ar
rested him again for beng an escaped
convict. Immediately upon being ar
rested he confessed to having escaped
from the convict gang that was working
on the r Street Line Railroad in 1879
He wss sent up for two yeZrs from
Travis county in 1878 for theft and ned
served eight months OF his sentence
when be escaped. He has been living in
Mcrshall, Tex, for some time and has e
considerable reputation there ss q min
lister of the gospel. He claims 10 have
reformed.
Federal court adjourned to-day. There
is picnic excursion being gotten 10 for
Tuesday in honor OF Judge Ssbln a1d
United Stares District Attorney J. E
McComb and lady WHO will be guests On
that occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

OSCAR NEEBE, one Of the Chicago an
archists, whose sentence was fixed a.
fifteen years in the penitentiary, has
been taken to prison to work out mis- sen
tence. He has beer assigned to the har-
ness-msking department. Neebe says he
would rather have been hung with the
rest, and IT is quite probable the average
anarchist would rather die any time than
work
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

AFTER al Georgia is no worse than
Kansas. A Republican Judge Of the lat
Ter state has Just decided that the exclu-
sion Of colored children from white
schools is proper and authorized exer-
else OF the discretionary powers Of the
school trustees. One would suppose
that in state where people glory SO
much in their stalwaTt Republicanism,
which in the south consists chiefly in
gushing over the negro, just before every
election, tt at different view of the case
would be taken.
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New Telegraph Line.
Mobeetie Panhandle.

Under orders from department head
quarters, Lieutenant Collins with small
squad of men has taken the distances
from Fort Elliott to Cansdisn, thence to
Miami and from shat place 20 Fort Elliott.
The distance from Fort Elliott to Cana
dian is twenty-nlne and eeven-eightbs
milee; from the latter place to Miami,
twenty-five and oNe-foU-th miles, and
between that place snd the post, eighteen
and half. The measurement vas by
odometer. Between Fort Elliott end
Miami the road is reported as superior
in every respect. The government will in
few days begin the building OF tele-
graph line from Fort Elliott TO Mianli.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

To THE man who has to lsbor 365 days.
five hours and ffty-seven minutes every
vesr, or even to those more fortunate toll
ers in the vineyard VINO are permitted &c
observe Sunday nov and then, 1t will sp-
pear strange how these 'laboring men,
Of New York can fad time to attend al
these meetings, conventionsIsnd psradef
we heer OF. II a laboring man can get
one dag off during the season in this
country he considers himself fortunate.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
MARSHALL.
Z Compromise Verdict in the TiIIery Case
Other Gases De cided.

z Compromise Verdict IN the Tillery Case
Other Gases DE c.ded.
Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Oct. THE case Of
the State vs.. James TilIery for killing Dr..
Allison in Longview has Teen before the
District court ten days. The case is
closed and was given to the Jury yester-
day evening. 1t has been the ablest pros
ecuted and defended case that hGs been
before the court in Marshall for many
years. The attorneys were District Al
torney Graham, Attorney General Hogg
and Hon. W. II. Pope for the prosecution,
ard Hon. John III. Duncan, Hon. Alex
Pope &nd t. NJ. Campbell for the defense
The jay, stter celebrating two dsys,
0rougns 10 g compromise verdict OF two
and One-half years in ths penItoutiary.
The Heard boys, colCred, who were on
tcl&I for killing their step-i4ther,
were sentenced for life IN the peni-
tentisry, but their counsel made o
motion for new trial, which was over
ruled by the Judge. Notice for On ap.
peal wss given by their attorney, w. Il
Pope.
The case of the State vs.. Henry Steven
son, for assault with intent to rape, re-
suited in g verdict OF three years in the
penitentiary. He also pleaded guilty tC
burglary and was given two years in the
penitentiary.
The case OF the State vs.. Priscilla Grant
for theft from person, resulted in a YER
dict OF six years in the penitentiary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
THE SUNDAY Law TEST CASE

THE SUNDAY Law TEST CASE
The arrest in Galveston OF Colonel r.
G. Lowe, mani ging editor Of the News,
for violating the Sunday law in issuing
his paper will definitely decide the ques-
ton as a test case is TO be made of it.
Some lawyers believe that the law does
not except any kind of business outside
of the necessary labor required in every
day living. They believe that all labor
must be suspended and propose to make
sll classes respect the law alike. 1t ep-
pears to the ordinary mind, unskilled in
the mysteries OF acute reasoning, that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
Som sthine Uau-ual,
Honey Grove Herald

The City Council Of Fort Worth met
the other day, attended to the business
of the session and adjourned without 8
row. This was something so unusual
that the daily papers made leading
news item of it, In order to give its
Council employment commensurate with
their talents, the Fort should establish 6
Garrspin ranch with g doodle bug sddi-
ton and put the Aldermen to catching
mosquitos to feed them on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

IT Is gratifying to learn that the Volun-
teer has once more defended successfully
the American cup. There msy be but little
sense or utility in having fast sailing yes
sells and contests of this character may
amount to nothing, but when IL comes to
q trial OF national skill CT ability OF any
kind, If only in g six days go.as-you-
please walking match, we like for our
side to win. The Scotch Thistle made q
sturdy and persistent fight, but she was
too slow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

JAKE SBARI has hope left him yet.
He cen play sick for awhile and then get
some Judge to declare the law under
which he wes convicted unconstitutional.
Appellate judges seem TO have designs
against some laws, and when a lawyer
carries q case before them and tells them
that the law is demonstrations they be-
heve him and SO decide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

JOHN SwINToN declines to be candi-
Date for the Progressive Lsbor party
Poor Swintonl lie is ruined in purse
and health and his experience in better
ing the world has been sad one. His
heart is ell right, but his spiderlweb ideas
are too fragile for rough usage.
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Only Wants to Entertain EN-
GraenviIlo Now IRA

Fort Worth says she has no candidates
in the field for state oftioe aud her people
have 10 hsnkering to help "mske" those
who are candidates; but she does want
the next Democratic state convention.
Now, after this confession, if the Fort
don't get the next state convention, we
will be inclined TO think there is some
thing "rotten in Denmark"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

GENERAL ROGER A. PRYOR says he is
confident that he will secure new tri6
for the anarchists, and the district attor-
ney says ne is sure he will not. II Is
pleasanter to believe the district attorney
but when General Pryor expresses 81
opinion on point Of law, it is difficult te
brlieve very much in any one holding ;
different opinion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02
BUSINESS CHANCES,

E0R SALK-A complete stock OF drugs Au-
a ply to G. w Allen. Cor7icans, Tex
LOB SALE-A complete set of solid walnut
Il bar fixtures for sale yerv cheap. Address
Lock box 213, Weathcrford, Ten.
Ef0R sALE-Three barber cuairs, one walnut
Il cup stand, four mirrors, three shelves, one
table, SIX lamus with reiiectors, one heating
stove one marble top wash stand, siN chairs,
three hanging lamps aaG enc barber pole large
flz9: a barber Outit complete in good order.
Apply to y. q. Kintleman at Local option
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

Mr.. MORRISON has IN Office which
pays him $500 per snrum, and he wants
to resign it and run for Congress. A bird
in The hand may be worth two IN the
bush, nut The people would be the gamer
by the change.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

WHEN Rose Elizabeth reads of the fine
jersey calf, the costly wardrobe and the
fun Of gallivGnting around the country in
a special car, she will regret that she ia
not 4 Presidents wife instead OF a Presi-
Ian.js cisTor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-02

COMMISSIONER OBERLY wants to be
relieved of the unpleasant necessity OF
associatlng with man who is contin-
ually opposed to him. He wants to 90
up higher where the atmosphere is pure1
and the salsry larger.